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Create a Thriving Business DistrictCITY PARKS Park-use permits allow park and recreation officials to schedule events in order to prevent conflicts, make necessary arrangements, provide personnel and facilities if needed, and avoid overuse. Frequently asked questions:How do I get a permit for the use of a City park? To secure a park-use permit, you need to file an application and pay a $75 fee. If your event is a religious or political activity protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the fee is $50. Electrical or water hook-ups may require an additional $55 fee. Apply early; you should apply for a permit at least two months in advance. An application may need any of the following:
What if I apply for a permit less than 2 months in advance? Applications will be accepted with less advance notice with the understanding that a permit may have to be denied because the Department of Parks & Recreation lacks enough time to route the request or make appropriate preparations. With less than 6 days notice, a $75 late application fee is required in addition to any other fees. Where do I apply for a permit or get more detailed information? A publication titled, “Scheduling an Event in Seattle Parks ” and/or an application for a use permit can be obtained in person or by mail from the Seattle Parks and Recreation Special Events Office, 860 Terry Ave. North , Seattle, WA 98109. The Event Scheduling Office is open Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM. To request a copy by mail at 206-684-4080 or download at: http://www.seattle.gov/parks/reservations/permits.htm. Are there any other fees to pay? If you plan to sell merchandise or use the park for commercial purposes, there are additional fees. 10% of gross receipts from sales of merchandise must be paid to the City. Commercial use fees range from $100, depending on the type of use.
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